GP dogbone?
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Anyone ever consider the front top dogbone engine mount from a GP? My recent engine rock discovery got me thinking. It would take a little fabrication, but would our radiator support handle the load?
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Anyone ever consider the front top dogbone engine mount from a GP? My recent engine rock discovery got me thinking. It would take a little fabrication, but would our radiator support handle the load?
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The GP'* are reinforced in the front to handle the dogbones. I think our engines are mounted differently, so it would require a bit of fabrication.
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Why don't you just work on getting or making polyurethane bushings for the dogbone we have the the side mount?
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It'* possible to get Liquid/pourable urethane. I don't know what sort of durometers are possible with this, but it'* one option.... One could make some plaster molds from stock pieces etc...
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